Wasim Sajjad works with RFE/RL's Radio Mashaal.
More than 128 million registered voters are eligible to cast their votes in parliamentary elections across Pakistan on February 8. RFE/RL correspondent Gul Ayaz reports from Peshawar.
Pakistan holds parliamentary elections on February 8 with the country in political and economic turmoil. RFE/RL correspondents Gul Ayaz and Wasim Sajjad report from Peshawar.
As Pakistan goes to the polls on February 8 to vote in parliamentary elections, RFE/RL spoke to one family from the city of Peshawar about their hopes for the future.
After a 1,000-kilometer march, hundreds of Baluch women and children are protesting in the Pakistani capital, Islamabad, to demand that the government reveal what's happened to their disappeared relatives and account for those killed extrajudicially during a two-decade rebellion.
Baluch women marched over 1,000 kilometers from Pakistan's province of Balochistan to the capital, Islamabad, protesting alleged extrajudicial killings and disappearances. Protest leader Mahrang Baloch spoke to RFE/RL on December 29 about what she called the "genocide" against the Baluch people.
Spesali Zazai is a women's rights activist who moved to Pakistan with her three daughters after the Taliban retook control of Afghanistan. RFE/RL visited Zazai and her two younger daughters, who say they don't want to return home.
Survivors recall a suicide bombing that killed at least 54 people and wounded 100 at a political rally in northwest Pakistan held by a religious group allied with the government. The Islamic State-Khorasan (IS-K) extremist group claimed responsibility in a statement on July 31.
When Afsheen Javed arrives for training, she slips off her burqa and slips on the boxing gloves. She is the first female kickboxer in Bannu, a conservative city of around 1 million people in Pakistan's northwestern Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Province.
